Monday, April 26, 2010

Smiles. iKaya. Oops.

Apparently last iKaya I accidentally called episode 1 instead of episode 12. Sorry. Also, it had been pointed out to me by my grammar Nazi of a brother, that I keep spelling iKaya incorrectly. I hope I have it right now...

Here is episode 13. It just gets wackier and wackier.



And I figured I'd join in this week's i heart faces. It's been a while. But I came across this smiling pic of Kaya and Lana from I think 2 weeks ago. The neighbors found a froggy in their basement and the girls were thrilled.



Click the pic below to join in i heart faces.





Thursday, April 22, 2010

Don't give up on me (or the earth or istormy or God's love)

I am still here, just lacking motivation to blog. I have loads of things in my head that I want to share here, but I just can't get motivated to get stuck in. Don't give up on me, this place will get interesting again. I think I just need to get caught up on editing pics then I'll feel freed up to jump on in.

Meanwhile, here's my Lana doing what she does best.



And happy Earth Day. This world may be corrupt due to our own errors, but it's still God's artwork. He made it and looked at what he made and said it was good. And put us in charge of us. Lets try to be better stewards with what he's given us.



I wanted to share the sermon from my Church on Sunday. You can listen on live. Our preacher is amazing at helping us understand the scriptures in a truly dynamic fashion. He is so articulate and has definitely been given a gift. On Sunday he started a series about the seven churches in Revelation. Please listen to this sermon and be prepared to be blown away with how passionately God loves us. I particularly loved what he said about Genesis.

Click here to listen, you won't regret it




Tuesday, April 6, 2010

ikaya - episode 1

As Daddy has become increasingly grumpy about his segments in ikaya, it seems I am next in line for position of The One To Be Embarrassed In Ikaya Shows.






Thursday, April 1, 2010

We discovered something amazing!

We have been provoked to look up Kaya's ancestry recently. As it turns out, on her paternal grandparent side, going quite far back, there is some alien genealogy. It took a lot of heavy research but it appears that her Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great Grandmother, a farmer in Ireland, was abducted one day and came back looking 9 months pregnant. The baby boy was born without complication but he was...let's say...a little different. They blamed it on a bad batch of potatoes she had eaten the day before she turned up 9 months pregnant, but secretly folks new there was something else going on.

Well, her Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great Grandaddy was raised in seclusion and learned to hide his....differences. When he was fully grown he had control of his powers and could look completely normal (until he got angry, and he made a public spectacle once or twice at the market). He married and had 3 boys and 2 girls. There are rumors of some minor attributes showing up in his children and grandchildren at about age 7, but it seemed as though it all filtered out and there wasn't much left from the little green man lineage.

Until yesterday. It started out as a normal day. Nothing particularly unusual about Kaya.She ate her breakfast as normal and was ready to play.




A little while later, I noticed her skin looked an off color. I asked if she was feeling ok, she said she felt a bit weird, she had no fever, but her voice sounded shrill.




I was contemplating taking her to the Dr when things took a turn for the worse....
Her eyes started glowing red, she grew some bumps out of her head.





Now I've seen ET, and cried at it even in adulthood. I know enough to know better than to call the doc or notify any authorities. They would take her away an do tests on her. I would hate for that to happen...because...


even though she has developed some serious outer space attitude..






...we think she looks pretty cute.




We love our little alien girl. I'm curious to see if it will happen to our other kids or not.